Music
It’s Mwanjé Season, and Mwanje’s ‘Seasons’ is here
One of RnB’s most exciting new contemporary artists, Mwanjé, has unveiled her debut EP “Seasons” – a transcendent coming-of-age record that includes ‘ Wildones ’ featuring her sister, Sampa The Great, and ‘Call 2 the Diaspora’. Listen to “Seasons”
here.
Tipped by Complex UK, BBC 6Music and The Line of Best Fit, the Botswana-born Zambian emerging singer-songwriter is creating a limitless space of her own connecting Black feminism and Afrofuturism with new wave RnB.
With “Seasons”, the 23-year old artist presents a journey of self-love, self-discovery and transition into adulthood through a fluid soundscape that spans alternative R&B, neo-soul, jazz and spoken word poetry.
Some new music from Lord Rico and he’s pouring his heart out on this song. Take time to stream this and tap into what he’s saying, visualizer video included
Check out the latest summer-themed song from Hippy Bambino, featuring Quxncy, Lissie Rob, Chubbito, and Apollo D. This cool, 90s-inspired hip-hop track captures a laid-back vibe and celebrates having fun with music. It’s an exciting time for the Hippy Bambino brand as they expand beyond clothing and tap into the music scene. Stream it here.
One Take 267’s “Run the Payment” freestyle is the latest addition to his impressive catalogue. Over a hard-hitting, drill-inspired beat, One Take 267 once again flexes his prowess and street credibility with lines like, “Run the payment in cash, bring it to 20s, 50s, and 100s.” His delivery is raw and honest, never afraid to test himself, while reflecting his deep ties to the streets.
He navigates the beat with ease, dropping bars about moving with “heathens, shot callers, street bandits,” and emphasizing his commitment to authenticity. One Take 267 declares he’s no regular rapper, eschewing idle chatter for silent moves: “No chit chat ting no more, talk about moving in silence.”
This freestyle is a powerful display of One Take 267’s talent and his genuine connection to the street life, making it clear that he’s more than just a player in the game. He’s solidifying his position as a significant force in the hip-hop world.
